Feds urge court to reverse ruling

Federal prosecutors urged a federal appellate court to reverse a trial judge and let them present critical evidence they say shows Barry Bonds knowingly used steroids.

Bonds appeal deck might be stacked

Oral arguments in Barry Bonds' perjury case will be heard in the Court of Appeals this week, but the judges might be a tough audience for the government.

Bonds story to be continued

After two grand juries and almost three years, the investigation of Barry Bonds doesn't appear close to conclusion. A new grand jury will be convened and, according to the U.S. Attorney's office here, this will continue indefinitely.

Notable players linked to PEDs

ESPN's Stats & Information group looks at some of the key Major League Baseball players who have been implicated or have admitted to using performance-enhancing drugs.

Bonds' prosecutors ask to use evidence

Federal prosecutors are urging an appeals court to let them present evidence against Barry Bonds that a trial court judge tossed from his perjury trial.

Clemens should worry about PED report

Does the report that residue of performance-enhancing substances was found on drug paraphernalia mean more trouble for Roger Clemens? The answer is yes.

Anderson to remain silent

Barry Bonds' trainer Greg Anderson has told a judge he will refuse to testify at the slugger's perjury trial.

Bonds trial faces long delay for appeal

The government announced Friday its intention to appeal pretrial rulings that would keep out significant pieces of evidence, bringing Barry Bonds' perjury trial to a screeching halt.

Appeal is smart move in Bonds trial

Prosecutors didn't have many choices left, but the one they made Friday -- to appeal the judge's ruling and delay the Barry Bonds trial -- was a smart move, writes ESPN.com's Lester Munson.

Greg Anderson leaves a federal courtroom Friday, Feb. 15, 2008, in San Francisco. A judge overseeing the BALCO...

SAN FRANCISCO, CA - FEBRUARY 13: Greg Anderson, a personal sports trainer, leaves the San Francisco Federal Court House after being indicted for the...

Court hearing for Anderson delayed

A federal judge has delayed the court hearing of Barry Bonds' personal trainer until Friday.

Perception and reality wage another battle in the sports word

Tim Keown had an interesting week thanks to everyone from Jim Calhoun to Greg Anderson to the academically ineligible.

Anderson must disclose if he'll testify

A federal judge has ordered Barry Bonds' personal trainer, Greg Anderson, to court to disclose whether he intends to testify at the slugger's trial next month.

Ruling a blow to Bonds prosecution

Judge Susan Illston's rulings are devastating setbacks for prosecutors who have been investigating Barry Bonds and preparing for a perjury trial that is scheduled to begin March 2. ESPN.com's Lester Munson says the government's case is now on life support.